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The trip since the start of the Usain Bolt sprint in the world of football is over for the moment. The Jamaican and his Australian club separate. He had recently met.
A little over two months after his debut with the Australian club Central Coast Mariners, the football adventure of sprint legend Usain Bolt has already stopped there. The club said Friday that the test had ended with "immediate effect", as the parties could not agree. Bolt had expelled the club from the A-League since the end of August. The Jamaican world record holder also commented on the club's announcement: "I wish the club is successful for the coming season," he said.
Bolts two goals in a charity match
The representatives of Bolts and the navigators could not agree on a contract because of the salary. According to media reports, the sailors offered the 32-year-old pilot a contract worth the equivalent of 93,000 euros. Bolt should have asked for a multiple.
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– Mariners of the Central Coast (@CCMariners) November 2, 2018
Since the end of his athlete career in 2017, the eight-time Olympic sprint champion aspires to a professional football career. Some see this as a pure gag, others recognize Bolt's good equipment – especially its tremendous speed.
On October 12, Bolt scored two goals in a charity match in his debut with the Mariners. Six days later the Maltese club in Valletta offered him a two-year contract, but he refused. The A-League started in October. In the first game, Bolt was not in the team.
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